I will help with the booth also...

To recap: so far here is what I am bringing:

1. Folding chairs
2. Laptop (Windows 7/POSTGRES 9.1) -- Tomcat / Java --
There is plenty of space on the hard drive so whatever you wanted to run could be loaded; including a dual boot.
It does have a nice screen (17").
3. Orange power cord and a small UPS (never know what the power is going to be like).

Read the wiki articles.

What are we covering the table with?

Have we posted -- at the university / college / community college?

There does not seem to be any information on "handouts" except that these should be in a folder.

I am going to leave the t-shirts and banner in your court for now; difficult to discern from the wiki how to handled this.

I have a connection for custom t-shirts here in Seattle. A friend of mine has industrial embroidery equipment and
can run 24 units at a time. The shop also does all sorts of apparel printing. Also have family connections at SanMar
for blank tee shirts/sweat shirts etc.

Just let me know how I can help.

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Bernier [mailto:robert7390(at)comcast(dot)net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 6:30 AM
To: Julie Bernhardt
Cc: seapug(at)postgresql(dot)org; lalbin(at)scharp(dot)org
Subject: Re:

Hi Julie,

I am cross posting my response to the seapug mail-list. I suggest you get yourself registered here too so we'll a better method of tracking our conversations.

see below for my additional comments.

Robert

On Monday, February 11, 2013 09:05:49 AM Julie Bernhardt wrote:
> My son is very good with PVC... sounds like a basic frame in front of the table?

Lloyd, didn't you have a conversation with Josh about banners at one time?

Hmm, I've got to start collecting equipment, not to mention those elephant pins, to put to the side.

> What do we want on the banner? What size for the banner and what colors? I did mention that I am coming ...to help as best I can.

Good question. The traditional stuff has been flyers etc using the postgres elephant image. There are graphics, icons etc on the postgresql site that you can have a look at.

> I also have a couple of folding chairs..

Now we're talking, that would be extremely useful. I should add that to my list of stuff I need to bring too.

> I have long orange power cords...

Yup, definitely good to have, just in case

> What size monitor are you looking for? I have ... small medium and large...

Well, I'm planning to bring my laptop but if I do get accepted for talks we'll need to have a couple of others. Got to figure out what it is we're putting on display too.

> I have a laptop that can be used (if we can get it configured correctly which I am sure you and Lloyd would have no issues with...)

Excellent. What's the OS? What do you have on it right now?

> I am going to go read the wiki but am more than happy to lend both a hand and what equipment I have.

Much appreciated :-)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: seapug-owner(at)postgresql(dot)org [mailto:seapug-owner(at)postgresql(dot)org] On Behalf Of Robert Bernier
> Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2013 2:18 PM
> To: seapug(at)postgresql(dot)org
> Subject: [seapug] LinuxFest Conference
>
> Please pipe in with your comments. We need to figure out who can bring something for the conference.
>
> To reiterate past postings; the LinuxFest Conference, to be held in Bellingham, 27-28 April, is fast approaching.
>
> URL
> http://www.linuxfestnorthwest.org/
> https://www.facebook.com/pages/Linuxfest-Northwest/239548517285
>
>
> Seapug has a booth and the conference organizers are providing the following:
> Power
> wifi
> A 6ft table
>
> Be advised the college won't let folks tape stuff, posters,etc. to the wall.
>
> Items that I've been thinking we could bring along:
> A standup display and or banner
> Powerbar(s)
> Extension cord(s)
> laptops with postgres running with something cool (demos) such as
> open street map,
> replication demo
> misc demo of postgres abilities (mp4 perhaps)
> tshirts
> postgres pins (I think I still have some from past conferences and they are really cool)
>
>
> Conference Contacts
> Bill Wright <bill(at)blug(dot)org>
> Jakob Perry <japerry(at)jademicrosystems(dot)com>
> Joe Brockmeier <jzb(at)zonker(dot)net>
> blug-list(at)peakserv(dot)com
> linuxfests(at)maggie(dot)socallinuxexpo(dot)org
> taclug-general(at)taclug(dot)org
> Linux Fest Discussion <fest-list(at)peakserv(dot)com>
>
> Postgres related reference links for booths & conferences, courtesy Josh Drake
> Booth Preparation Checklist - http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/BoothCheckList
> Organizing Booth Volunteers - http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/BoothVols
> How To Booth for both Booth Bunnies and Organizers - http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/HowToBooth
> Booth Related Documents List - http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/BoothDocs
>
>
> cheers
>
> Robert Bernier
>
>
>
>